happy fourth of July you goonies

[grass doctor]

 

[KC87]

Same to you. I remember growing up everyday was 4th of July. 99.9999% of people were patriots and loved their country, today, not so much. Tomorrow I will be flying my flag proudly just like every other day. Hope y'all be joining me.

 

[sparky0798]

I can't understand why people wouldn't like this country. Maybe the unpatriotic ones that don't can go live in a 3rd world or communist country and see how that goes. Anyway happy 4th and be safe.

 

[grass doctor]

people are people don't worry about the haters and blow some stuff up and be American buy American , forgot to add have a safe fourth to you all and your families , very found memories as a young boy on this great day allowed to play with fire LOL

 

[TurboTGuy]

Happy 4th!

This wish should be getting more traction...

 

[grass doctor]

thats right off to work !!

 

[seedling]

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[Hotfoot]

HAPPY 4th EVERYONE

 

[1986 Buick GX1]

Happy Independence Day indeed!!
I’m wondering how many people today realize that 243 years ago we became our own nation. WOO HOO!

YEAH US. YEAH U.S.A.!

 

[deezdad]

Flying it high and proud in Massachusetts

 

[Frederickdav]

May we never forget what independence cost us then and now! Happy Independence Day!

 

[Pronto]

Where we kicked England out. Lexington and Concord Ma. Grew up here and the history is in your face. Much respect to them for how they defied English rule. You can drive right down Massachusetts Ave from Arlington to Lexington to Concord and be right on the same road the Brits marched and then retreated. Some of the same houses are still there, bullet holes perserved.

"Shot heard 'round the world" These small areas and few hundred men got us on started on our freedom. Something the Scotts and Irish still can't do.

 

[grass doctor]

very cool pronto great place to grow up

 

[Pronto]

There is so much stuff to see and learn about the Revolutionary War here. The Freedom Trail is a great walking tour, Harvard common where Washington mustered the first army, Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill (BTW is not the hill the battle was fought on), etc. Worth a vacation if your a buff of the that stuff. You can do self tours or go in groups. A group tour is sometimes a better way since you get a lot more info of the area and real stories.

 

[Cyrus72]

Great pics Pronto and also great flag and service menee pic grass doctor. Yes May we never forget why we can fly the flag we fight and represent. Sometimes I feel like the Fourth gets washed down and commercialized. Let’s not forget and wave the red white and blue high and proud.

 

[grass doctor]

I use to make fun of the tourist trains we have hear in Saint Augustine until I rode on one for a day with the folks and learned so much about the city , I will be coming up there for a vacation one day I really want to see all that

 

[Pronto]

Come on up! You can meet some of the northern turbo nuts.

 

[Pronto]

My little NE 1 1/2 story ready for the 4th. Just pressure washed the front, side and back to get rid of the pollen. Now I can finish painting the porch,

 

[grass doctor]

crazy how there were people here in 1568 ( Saint Augustine ) and 40 years later up there and they probably didn't even know it think Jamestown was 1607 and then 13 years later in Plymouth and Mass

 

[KC87]

May we never forget what independence cost us then and now! Happy Independence Day!

During the revolution the country's population was about 3 million and 3,000 died fighting it. In today's numbers that's equivalent to 300,000+ pushing WW-II figures. Very heavy price and fighters with lots of gonads to stand there and let the enemy take pot shots at you. Sure glad they changed their tactics.